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BC Raven's Eye
BC Raven's Eye - The Aboriginal Publication of BC and Yukon
has been published since May 1997.
Contributing Editor: Debora Steel
Raven's Eye is now a monthly section within the pages of Windspeaker.
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The Gitxsan First Nation has reversed a decision to participate in a controversial oil pipeline project that would have generated $7 million for the band.
Gitxsan hereditary chiefs voted 78 per cent in favor of withdrawing from the Northern Gateway...
First Nations and environmental groups opposed to coalbed methane gas exploration in the Sacred Headwaters of northern British Columbia are demanding that the existing moratorium on drilling in the region be extended indefinitely.
“Four years ago,...
The Council of Yukon First Nations (CYFN)in Canada are looking for more say over the approval of mining projects in the region. Grand Chief Ruth Massie said the CYFN will not sign off on the current review of the Yukon Environmental and Socio-...
Six First Nations students at the University of British Columbia’s Okanagan campus have received grants from the Irving K. Barber British Columbia Scholarship Society.Amanda Neufeld from Lumby, Larissa Laderoute from Sicamous, Meagan Carrier from...
Vancouver – The National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation will honor this year’s recipients of the National Aboriginal Achievement Awards in a special gala event on Feb. 24 at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver. The awards celebrate...
The Tsawwassen First Nation has voted in favour of the construction of two malls in Delta. “(The malls) are a major part of our economic development plans,” said Chief Kim Baird. “We’ve done comprehensive land use planning around to try and create...
Team BC is seeking top Aboriginal hockey players and coaching staff for the 2012 National Aboriginal Hockey Championships. The Aboriginal Sport, Recreation and Physical Activity Partners Council have announced details of the Player Selection Camp...
The family of Angeline Pete, a 29-year-old woman who disappeared from Vancouver in May 2011, says police aren’t trying hard enough to find their loved one.The young mother of a seven-year-old fled to the Downtown Eastside after suffering terrible...
Six First Nations students at the University of British Columbia’s Okanagan campus have received grants from the Irving K. Barber British Columbia Scholarship Society.Amanda Neufeld from Lumby, Larissa Laderoute from Sicamous, Meagan Carrier from...
Chief Shane Gottfriedson of the Tk’emlups Indian Band calls the proposed First Nations Transparency Act, Bill C-27, paternalistic and regressive. He said his band is open and responsible to it members, for example, with the band’s audited financial...